NHLPA uses option; extends CBA trough 2011-12
NHLPA and NHL have another season to write up an amended CBA. They also agreed on the 5% growth factor, which would put next year's salary cap right under $59 million. The NHL will announce the new cap before July 1st.
UPDATE: Bob McKenzie has the official cap ceiling and floor numbers: $59.4 million cap, $43.4 million floor.
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This is big news. More cap space and certainty for another season.
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Great news for the Devils.
Piece by piece we are slowly turning into the 2000 Devils team, anyone up for the A-Line: The Sequel?
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